Crash KingsBy Shane Handler on November 19, 2009LA based trio, Crash Kings, are putting their own unique spin on the three-man-band concept. Fusing keyboard-born compositions with agressive layers of rock, their crafty tunes are accomplished without more » | 
The Woodstock ExperienceBy Doug Collette on November 16, 2009No live recordings can truly capture the cumulative effect of the famed festival, but these five selections illustrate the range of performance from brilliant to mediocre. more » | 
Sound & ShapeBy Bob Lange on November 11, 2009Nashville. Music City USA. The Country Music Capitol of the World. The home of Sound & Shape, perhaps the next big thing in prog rock. What? If that last one doesn't more » |
More Columns  | Portugal. The Man
By Justine Hilton on November 10, 2009
From their article jumbling punctuation to their formation in Wasilla, Alaska, Portugal. The Man is a band that easily stands out. Through strong internet promotion (including a regularly updated blog) and More »
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| | |  | Spiritual Rez
By Melissa Brodeur on October 26, 2009
Spiritual Rez is a Reggae Horn Funk Dance Party that has been tirelessly touring the country while commanding an extremely positive and high energy sound. Since 2003, the band has shared More »
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| |  | The Builders and Butchers
By Justine Hilton on October 13, 2009
With their sophomore album Salvation is a Deep Dark Well, a headlining tour and frequent festival appearances, The Builders and the Butchers are getting their sound around. Originally formed in Alaska, More »
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|  | Dethklok
By Deborah J. Draisen on October 09, 2009
Dethklok's mere presence in any one location for an extended period of time brings fans to their knees, because of their godliness. And I got to interview them. Dethklok is: Nathan More »
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| | | |  | Brendan Benson On Tour
By Ayan Farah on September 29, 2009
Returning to solo work as the Raconteurs take a break, Benson is back with a new album entitled My Old Familiar Friend that showcases his unshakeable instinct for crafting More »
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|  | Rob Marscher
By Melissa Brodeur on September 21, 2009
These days Rob Marscher is a proud member of Hasidic reggae star Matisyahu’s touring band. Although laying down dub reggae grooves is a bit of a departure from Marscher’s improvisational/jazz routines, More »
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